 | Samuel Purchas - North America - 1906 - 570 pages
...women, and children, with Dances, Songs, Fruits, Fish, Furres, and what they had kindely entertained us, spreading Mats for us to sit on, stretching their best abilities to expresse their loves. Many Hatchets, Knives, and peeces of Iron, and Brasse, Hatchets from we saw,... | |
 | Samuel Purchas - Voyages and travels - 1906 - 592 pages
...women, and children, with Dances, Songs, Fruits, Fish, Furres, and what they had kindely entertained us, spreading Mats for us to sit on, stretching their best abilities to expresse their loves. Many Hatchets, Knives, and peeces of Iron, and Brasse, we saw, which they reported... | |
 | Charles Augustus Hanna - Indians of North America - 1911 - 548 pages
...men, women, and children, with daunces, songs, fruits, furres, and what they had, kindly welcommed us, spreading mats for us to sit on, stretching their best abilities to expresse their loves. Many hatchets, knives, peeces of iron, and brasse, we saw amongst them, which... | |
 | Walter Wilkes Preston - History - 1901 - 414 pages
...about with brests very formally. Their men, women and children, with dances, songs, fruits, furres, and what they had, kindly welcomed us, spreading mats...stretching their best abilities to express their loves. with the interpreter to take with him another interpreter, to perswade the Sasquesahanocks to come... | |
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Kecoughtan, to have taken them perforce;" they conducted us to their pallizadoed towne, mantelled with the barkes of trees, with scaffolds like mounts, brested about with brests very formally. Their men, women, and children... 